Anne Farmakides

I haven't really had the opportunity to _use_ this, so I will refrain from offering a rating at this time. It's quite difficult to find a copy, and I bought it mainly because the book is a curiosity: it operates from the perspective of the Greek language as a single spectrum, with Attic, Katharevousa, and Modern (Demotic) Greek as different points within it. That's an attitude which is still common in Greece (although less common than it was 100 years ago, I imagine) but it's not the attitude which informs almost any teaching material in English which you'll find.… (more)